JPJ Kuala Lumpur Under Investigation: Warning Letters Proposed for Employees

Kuala Lumpur Road Transport Department Under Investigation for Vehicle Registration Irregularities Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – The Enforcement Agency Integrity Commission (EAIC) has launched an investigation into the Road Transport Department (JPJ) in Kuala Lumpur following complaints about irregularities in vehicle registration numbers. The investigation, based on complaints received under Section 27(4) of the Enforcement Agency Integrity Commission Act 2009, uncovered evidence of several vehicles registered under the names of JPJ Kuala Lumpur employees who no longer owned them. "The investigation found that these actions violate sub-regulation 10(2) of the Public Service Conduct and Discipline Regulations 1993," stated an EAIC press release. The EAIC has forwarded its findings to the JPJ, recommending that warning letters be issued to the employees involved. This action aims to ensure accountability and maintain public trust in government agencies. The EAIC's commitment to transparency and integrity underscores its dedication to upholding ethical standards within the public sector.